EUDXF supports the VP2MDL DXpedition to Montserrat

The EUDXF Board decided to support the 2017 VP2MDL Dxpedition to Montserrat. This DXpedition will take place between November 06 and November 20, 2017, and will be active with two stations from 160m through 10m on CW, SSB, RTTY and PSK31. The equipment consists of: Transceivers K2 and K3 two OX1000 power amplifiers an inverted Vee lowband dipol 40m 2 element yagi 30m loop Spiderbeam for 20m through 10m Montserrat (VP2M) has the IOTA reference number NA-103 The experienced crew includes: DJ6TF, Tom DK1BT, Manfred DL4WK, Wolf DL7DF, Sigi DL7UFR, Frank DL7VEE, Rolf SP3DOI, Leszek Pilot for this DXpedition is Bernd, DF3CB…. Continue reading

Humanitarian Support of VP2EKG

The EUDXF received a very special out of scope support request to help those who suffer from the recent severe nature catastrophy in the Carribean. It is therefore decided that EUDXF will donate 250,- EUR in support to VP2EKG for a new generator.

DX-Treffen under the watchful eye of the castle in Bad Bentheim

On behalf of the EUDXF board  their President Dominik Weiel (DL5EBE) invited all members to the annual general meeting, during this years DNAT (German/Dutch Amateur Radio Days) in Bad Bentheim. While some of the partipants, who arrived early, enjoyed their dinner in the Hotel Birkemeier,  Engelbertink (PA4UNX)  and Hans (DK3PZ) audited the financial statements of EUDXF. The casbook was once again perfectly prepaired by the cashier Robert F.Lörks (DL1EBV) and was released without any objections. For all the topics of the meeting – as usual – detailed minutes were written. Besides the official part of the meeting there was plenty of time for individual discussions, renew… Continue reading

TN5E Report

Ken LA7GIA presented the EUDXF with a very nice report and dito pictures. The full story with very nice pictures will be in de next newsletter for EUDXF members, but could not resist to share a “snif” with you all on the website: Ken LA7GIA/TN5A: Going on a solo trip it is simply not possible to cover all openings on all bands. A solo trip will keep you busy and out of trouble. If you have tried to operate full time in one of the big contest weekends, you can imagine extending that to 9-10 consecutive days. Going solo is… Continue reading

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